دندي dandī H s. (dakh.) Enemy.

دهيانون dhyānauṅ S̱. v. a. (in Braj) See دهيانا dhyānā.

دهنـيـﮩ‍او dhunīhāʼo H s. m. Pains in the bones. See دهن dhun, sign. 2.

دبنا dabnā H v. n. 1. To be snubbed, to crouch, shrink, be pressed down, be bowed down, give way, to be awed. 2. To be concealed. دب آنا dab-ānā, v. n. To advance. دب جانا dab jānā, To retire, to withdraw, to be mortified, to be suppressed. دب چلنا يا نکلنا dab-chalnā or -nikalnā, To be awed, to be overpowered. دب مرنا dab marnā, To be crushed to death. دبي پانو dabe-pāṅw or دبي پاون dabe-pāoṅ, With silent steps, softly, gently.

ديسي des-ī S̱. 1. (देशीय) adj. Of the same country, indigenous. 2. (दृश्य) s. f. Appear- ance.

دس दश das S adj. Ten. دسون دسا dasoṅ disā, The ten regions, sides or quarters (of the world, as mentioned under دکپال dik-pāl, q. v.). دسون دوار dasoṅ dwār, The ten passages for the actions of the faculties; namely, the eyes, ears, nostrils, mouth, penis, anus, and crown of the head. (It seems, however, that properly there are only nine, the last not being acknowledged in any Sanskrit works of authority which have been consulted).

دهمال dhammāl H s. m. Running through fire on religious occasions (among Musalmān faḳīrs). ¶ dhamāl, s. m. 1. See دهمار dhamār, sign. 1. 2. Kind of song which is sung during the holī.

دجله dijla A or dajla, s. m. 1. The river Tigris. 2. A lake.

دگج दिग्गज dig-gaj (lit. S Elephant that sup- ports one of the four quarters of the earth; met.) Great.

دهناسيٿهـ dhannā-seṭh S̱. adj. 1. Successful. 2. True speaking.